Posted on Feb 3, 2016
5 Habits We Picked Up Overseas That Are Not Safe For Work
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Leave these old routines on the battlefield where they belong.
War sucks. But as soldiers, we adapt. We develop habits that increase our chances of survival and make the suck just a little bit more bearable. Some of those habits are worth hanging on to as we transition into the civilian workforce. Others, not so much.
Here’s a list of five work habits we picked up overseas that definitely should not follow us back home.
War sucks. But as soldiers, we adapt. We develop habits that increase our chances of survival and make the suck just a little bit more bearable. Some of those habits are worth hanging on to as we transition into the civilian workforce. Others, not so much.
Here’s a list of five work habits we picked up overseas that definitely should not follow us back home.
5 Habits We Picked Up Overseas That Are Not Safe For Work
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That would explain the Strang look I got from my Co worker this morning when I went over to him at his toolbox with my woobie.
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Thanks for sharing SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
1. Snuggling your coworkers for warmth.
2. Consuming dangerous amounts of caffeine. [ i din't realize there was such as thing as dangerous amounts of caffeine.]
3. Wearing a reflective belt.
4. Bringing feral dogs to work.
5. Bathing with baby wipes.
1. Snuggling your coworkers for warmth.
2. Consuming dangerous amounts of caffeine. [ i din't realize there was such as thing as dangerous amounts of caffeine.]
3. Wearing a reflective belt.
4. Bringing feral dogs to work.
5. Bathing with baby wipes.
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